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Medical Breakthroughs That Will Change Healthcare
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HITECH and HIPAA
New provisions are creating a new audience that must deal with the federal law.
New provisions are creating a new audience that must deal with the federal law.
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Making Women's Health Work
Women's health is becoming more expansive and multidisciplinary, but there's no one-size-fits-all approach to success.
Women's health is becoming more expansive and multidisciplinary, but there's no one-size-fits-all approach to success.
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Benchmarking for Beleaguered Budgets
After the quick cuts, finance leaders looking for deeper savings have found success with benchmarking.
After the quick cuts, finance leaders looking for deeper savings have found success with benchmarking.
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CEOs: Employee Retention Is Your Job
If costs, patient mortality, and patient satisfaction are important, then turnover should be at the top of your list.
If costs, patient mortality, and patient satisfaction are important, then turnover should be at the top of your list.
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Hospitals as Software Service Providers
Health systems are stepping into a new role, offering software as a service to realize value from EMRs.
Health systems are stepping into a new role, offering software as a service to realize value from EMRs.
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House Calls to Avoid Emergency Calls
A pilot program aims to reduce costs and improve outcomes by visiting patients in the home.
A pilot program aims to reduce costs and improve outcomes by visiting patients in the home.
Breaking Through
In some ways, it's never been harder to innovate in healthcare. Sure, medical technology and training are advancing rapidly, but so are their associated costs. The idea that the U.S. can continue to be the world's medical R&D laboratory, absorbing the high price of healthcare innovation, is vanishing quickly.
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